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by mkesper 1y ago
Maybe that's night mode (or whatever your DE calls it)?
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by mkesper 1y ago
Good article as it gives advice on what to do proactively as a community to assure your relevance in these LLM times. The steps taken of small, compressed 'LLM docs' make me think of ideas of the semantic web. That one never gaine
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by mkesper 1y ago
Had this when playing streams from PC to TV. Had to increase gamma a whole lot, just increasing brightness does not really help.
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by mkesper 1y ago
To me it looks like square pixels amount to what the artists intended their work to look like. Come on, how do you imagine settler's wagons to look like? The moons? Also the grass with crt-royale looks absolutely rubbish to me.
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by mkesper 1y ago
So use solid soap / shampoo for outdoors (check usability first, naturally).
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by mkesper 1y ago
Include screenshots in your README, that will improve your chances of getting recognition many times.
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by mkesper 1y ago
Take a look at https://github.com/containers/ramalama/tree/main#credit-wher... for comparison. Ollama really should improve their acknowledgements and check license conformance more thoroughly.
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by mkesper 1y ago
Not at all. If everything is proprietary you will run into many dead ends. This is totally different than with e.g. standard PC hardware.
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by mkesper 1y ago
I think Blender was (and still is) exceptionally good at community building. Just freeing your product might not get you enough traction by itself.
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by mkesper 1y ago
The modern workflow is just to let GitHub squeeze yor shit commits into one and then rebasing that.
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by mkesper 2y ago
Wake up. That's what's happening to your gifts you released under permissive licenses. Enterprises like AWS, Apple etc. build their business on them and don't want to give anything back.
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by mkesper 2y ago
These may be sold as points for microservices but in the end are wishful thinking. No microservice can turn statefulness into stateless, the state still needs to be handled somewhere. Microservices also do not magically improve uptime or an
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by mkesper 2y ago
The standard library does not give you a possibility to do async HTTP requests, that's what httpx does. As Python still heavily relies on async this is really a bummer.
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by mkesper 2y ago
Did you try any of the OKlab color space implementations for calculating? https://bottosson.github.io/posts/oklab/
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by mkesper 2y ago
Hmm, why did the author use Perl for convsion if they didn't know it? Besides of regex (which is everywhere albeit in different dialects), I don't think Perl knowledge gives you very much nowadays.
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by mkesper 2y ago
An idea to improve your sanity re planning: Communicate a deadline of talks two weeks before the event and accept nothing 7 days after that. Some people need hard deadlines to get their work done.
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by mkesper 2y ago
Weird this does not make use of IPv6. I'd thought this was a given if you have tens of thousands of nodes.
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by mkesper 2y ago
And I think a lot of it is because of defaults. Whenever I open an emacs without my usual configuration of doom-emacs I have to admit it looks dated. Add to that default keyboard shortcuts not working and you've alienated practically e
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by mkesper 2y ago
Latency must be brutal here. This will not be possible for any chat application, I guess.
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by mkesper 2y ago
Although we will need to add one additional unsafe block once we migrate to the 2024 edition because we use std::env::set_var in main :laughing: This is unsafe rightfully and should not be used without checking. It's just undefined beh
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by mkesper 2y ago
Why was dm->cached_state storing -12 instead of a pointer? Most likely this happened because earlier during suspend, dm_suspend() assigned dm.cached_state = drm_atomic_helper_suspend(adev_to_drm(adev)). The callee drm_atomic_helper_suspe
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by mkesper 2y ago
The article states this doesn't change anything.
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by mkesper 2y ago
If you leave the :27b off from that URL you'll see the default size which is 9b. Ollama seems to always use Q4_0 even if other quants are better.
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by mkesper 2y ago
Yes, tried that once. Just use k3s and you get the stock Kubernetes experience with less resources.
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by mkesper 2y ago
I heard people flying analog also use quite a bit more transmitter power than allowed for non-regulated devices to keep things manageable. Do you have any reference what's possible with digital when staying in the allowed regime?
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by mkesper 2y ago
Sadly this isn't really Free Software: https://www.geogebra.org/license Open Source only for non-commercial use is a contradiction in itself.
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by mkesper 2y ago
Just use it on the release build.
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by mkesper 2y ago
I applaud the effort but honestly think if I was a new Linux user, this guide would be relatively useless. It lists what to do but gives no hints where to look for these settings.
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by mkesper 2y ago
Busybox commands often don't support all features used to and differ even substantially if you depend on GNU additions. https://www.busybox.net/about.html
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by mkesper 2y ago
Thanks to the work of the community the RK3588 is also on the right track regarding mainline support, severly reducing the fear of turning into unmaintained kernel hell. https://gitlab.collabora.com/hardware-enablement/

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